Overland RV LLC
Family owned Riverside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts and consignment since 2019.
Riverside sits at the edge of the Inland Empire, close enough to the desert that a toy hauler makes real sense. Two dealerships here sell them, and two more are within reach in the surrounding area. Both local stores average 3.8 stars, though one has 28 reviews and the other has 300, so read those with that gap in mind.
Family owned Riverside RV dealer selling new and used motorhomes and trailers, with service, parts and consignment since 2019.
Riverside RV dealer with new and used motorhomes and travel trailers, financing, service and parts on site.
Within a short drive of Riverside. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
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Overland RV LLC and Camping World - Riverside both list toy haulers among their new and used inventory, and both handle consignment and buy used RVs outright. Camping World adds financing, which matters if you would rather not sort out a loan on your own. Overland lists delivery in its features, so ask what that covers before you commit. Both also run service and parts departments, worth a walk-through even if you plan to do your own maintenance. With two dealerships and 28 versus 300 reviews between them, the smaller store is easier to read honestly.
Toy haulers are heavy, and the garage capacity is only half the question. Check the hitch weight and the cargo carrying capacity against your truck's door sticker, not the brochure. Both Riverside dealerships sell used units, and a used toy hauler has usually towed something. Get a pre-purchase inspection from an independent RV tech, especially on the ramp door, the tie-downs and the fuel station if there is one. Ask the service department how long the wait runs for warranty work. Off-season shopping around Riverside often means more room to negotiate on a trailer nobody is rushing to buy.
The garage is what you are paying for, so spend your time back there. Open and close the ramp, watch the springs and the seal, and look for water staining where the door meets the frame. Check the tie-down points for wallowing or rust. If the unit has a fuel station, ask when it was last serviced. On a used toy hauler, walk the roof and the front cap seams. A soft spot under the garage floor covering is a negotiation point, not a deal breaker, as long as you find it before you sign. Bring a flashlight and kneel down.
There are 2 toy hauler dealerships in Riverside, with 2 more nearby in the surrounding area. Both Riverside stores average 3.8 stars across their reviews, though one has far more reviews than the other.
One of the two, Camping World - Riverside, lists financing among its features. Overland RV LLC does not list it. Either way, a pre-approval from your own bank or credit union gives you a number to compare against the dealer's offer.
Yes, both Overland RV LLC and Camping World - Riverside list buying used RVs and consignment among their services. If you are trading up, get a written offer from each before you decide which way to go.
The ramp door springs and seal, the tie-down points, the fuel station if equipped, and any soft spots in the garage floor. Book an independent inspection before you commit. Both Riverside dealerships run service departments, so ask about warranty wait times too.